I've been transported into a Western fantasy game, and my dad wants me to marry my sister.

Chapter 82 Sister Vera, why are you in the same chapter as my brother?

The journey back to Silver Dew Village from Gray Mountain Tribe seemed much shorter than the way there.

When we embarked on the road to the Silver Dew settlement.

Perhaps it's because my mindset has changed.

Lynn walked ahead, her pace slightly slower than usual.

Vera followed a little behind him, no longer deliberately keeping a step or two's distance as before.

She lowered her head slightly, her long silver hair swaying gently with her steps, a few strands occasionally brushing against Lynn's arm, bringing a slightly itchy touch.

There was no conversation between the two, yet an invisible, sweet tension flowed in the air.

Vera felt as if a jar of honey had been poured over her, making her feel soft and sweet.

It gave her a feeling of unreal dizziness.

She could clearly smell the reassuring scent emanating from Lynn.

Her gaze kept drifting to his profile, to his straight nose, his well-defined jawline, and his brown eyes that seemed especially gentle at that moment.

Girls in love often add beauty filters to their lovers' photos.

Whenever she recalls that embrace by the river, that vow, and that kiss that both angered and ultimately won her over, a surge of warmth rises from her heart to her cheeks.

Vera could feel her cheeks burning.

She felt as if the warmth of yesterday still lingered on her lips.

Lynn was actually a little uncomfortable.

The memories of his past life's love affair with Vera became clearer and more vivid than ever before, washed away by yesterday's sun shower and old vows.

Those innocent, pure feelings, those warmth and care that I once felt.

At this moment, he was superimposed on the real, elfin girl beside him who blushed with shyness and secretly looked at him.

He actually... felt a little embarrassed.

Even seasoned veterans, when faced with a first love that has been lost and then regained, a love that was once unforgettable,

Lynn's heart would still race, and she would think of that silly boy from the past.

The atmosphere was so wonderful that they all became a little carried away.

Lynn didn't keep a close eye on her surroundings as usual, and Vera was completely immersed in her sweet thoughts, her emerald eyes seemingly reflecting only Lynn's image.

They maintained their intimate atmosphere, which was obvious to anyone else, as they embarked on the forest path leading to Lynn's treehouse.

Sunlight filters through layers of leaves, casting dappled patterns of light.

A gentle breeze carries the faint, delicate fragrance of lilies of the valley.

A figure stood quietly under the huge moonflower tree at the bend in the path.

Leah was wearing a light blue training uniform that allowed her to move around easily. Her long, light blue hair was simply tied back, with a few strands of hair sticking to her smooth forehead, glistening with sweat.

She had clearly just finished her morning magic practice; the lingering water elemental fluctuations around her were still fresh and moist.

But at this moment, what drew all attention was not her slightly out of breath, but her eyes.

Those platinum-gray eyes, which should have been as clear as spring water, were now flashing with a hint of red light.

Her gaze was fixed on the two people walking side by side, especially on the unmistakable, oblivious, ambiguous atmosphere between them.

Her smile remained sweet, with the corners of her mouth even curving into a beautiful arc.

Alarm bells rang in Lynn's mind!

Hold the grass!

What's wrong? Whenever something good happens, Lydia refreshes her feed.

However, Vera reacted even more violently than him.

"Oh, Vera-neechan~"

A clear, innocent, and curious voice rang out, breaking the tranquility of the forest and instantly extinguishing all the sweet bubbles in Vera's heart like a bucket of ice water.

"Why did you come back with my brother?"

Leah tilted her head, a cute gesture.

"Didn't you say you went back to sleep yesterday? After practicing my magic yesterday, I went to your treehouse to visit you and bring you some late-night snacks... but you weren't home~"

Her tone remained light and cheerful, even with a hint of coquetry, but every word struck Vera's tense nerves like a small hammer.

"I never imagined... that Vera was with my brother?"

Vera froze completely.

She was abruptly pulled back to reality from that state of blissful oblivion and met Leah's eyes.

In an instant, she was overwhelmed by a huge sense of guilt, panic, and shame, like a mistress being caught in the act.

She felt as if all the blood in her body rushed to her head.

Leah's gaze made her feel as if all her pretenses had been stripped away, leaving her naked and exposed to the sunlight, with all her secret, sweet, and treacherous thoughts laid bare.

"Lily, Lia...please, let me explain!"

Vera's voice trembled uncontrollably, almost out of tune.

She instinctively wanted to step back and create distance between herself and Lynn, but her feet seemed rooted to the spot and she couldn't move.

She was too nervous.

"I...I just went to check out the druid experimental field in Raindew Valley yesterday! Yes, I went to check out the experimental field! And then...and then I just happened to run into Lynn!"

Her speech was incredibly fast, her pronunciation was unclear, and her logic was somewhat incoherent.

"Because they were short-handed to help prepare for the banquet in Gray Hill, I... I went along! Um... we were busy all night, and then... then we came back together this morning!"

Her explanation was dry and full of loopholes.

Even Vera herself felt a deep sense of powerlessness as she listened.

Leah's smile was faint. She took a small step forward, her platinum-grey eyes fixed on Vera, and asked softly:

"Oh? You went to check on the experimental field, and then 'just happened' to run into your brother?"

"Vera...don't you usually hate your brother the most?"

She tilted her head and, in the most innocent tone, posed the most pointed question:

"Didn't Vera often remind Leah that her brother was a womanizer and a bad guy, telling her not to be fooled by him and to stay away from him?"

Every word was like a precise dagger, piercing Vera's most vulnerable spot.

Those were words she had uttered against her will to conceal her chaotic emotions, and now they had become the most ironic footnote.

It felt like I had picked up a stone and smashed it into my own foot.

"Why all of a sudden..." Leah's gaze swept over Vera's tense, pale face, which was filled with a guilty and unnatural expression.

Leah's voice suddenly lowered, carrying a chilling sense of oppression:

"...You came back with your brother?"

"and……"

Sensing the intimate atmosphere between Vera and Lynn that hadn't truly dissipated even after explanations, Leah's gaze finally settled on Vera's fingers, which were unconsciously twisting the hem of her clothes.

"The atmosphere is still so... intimate?"

Vera's face was pale, and her lips trembled slightly.

Leah, however, seemed oblivious to her embarrassment and continued to press on in that gentle tone:

"Sister Vera, you and brother...didn't...do anything happen, did you?"

She paused, her platinum-gray eyes narrowing, a red light flickering within them:

"Or rather..."

"Could it be that Vera... doesn't want Leah to get close to my brother, but is secretly..."

She deliberately dragged out the last syllable, then clearly uttered the word that struck Vera like a thunderbolt:

"...Seduce my brother?"

seduce?!

This word struck Vera like a heavy hammer.

Shame, embarrassment, the injustice of being misunderstood, and endless regret for her past words and actions overwhelmed her instantly.

"Sister Vera..."

"You wouldn't be... a cheating cat, would you?"

Leah's voice suddenly softened again, but carried a hint of judgment.

The phrase "stealing fish" is like the last straw.

Vera swayed, almost losing her balance.

She felt her vision blurring and had difficulty breathing.

She dared not look into Leah's eyes, nor into Lynn beside her.

She recalled how she had righteously and sternly persuaded Leah, her hypocritical accusations, and her own initiative in hugging and feeling her heart flutter last night... All of this intertwined, making her feel utterly hypocritical and shameless.

What right does she have to stand here? What right does she have to enjoy that sweetness? She's just like the most despicable, two-faced character she described herself as.

Immense pain and self-loathing filled her heart.

She glanced at Lynn beside her, her eyes filled with helplessness, pain, and struggle.

Finally, under the suffocating pressure and intense shame, she mustered all her strength to squeeze out a broken sound from her throat:

"I...I...I didn't!?"

The voice was weak and lacked confidence, sounding more like a desperate denial.

Hearing her near-collapse denial, the unsettling red light in Leah's eyes receded as quickly as the tide.

It was as if the girl who exuded a dangerous aura had never existed; she had returned to being the innocent, sweet, and affectionate little Leah who depended on her brother and was also close to her sister Vera.

"Is that so~" A bright, harmless smile returned to Lia's face, as if all the questions she had just asked were just jokes between sisters.

She skipped forward, affectionately took Vera's stiff arm, and rubbed her face against Vera's chest.

"Sister Vera..."

"Your heartbeat... is so erratic."

"You were lying all along."

I could feel Vera's chaotic and unreal heartbeat.

A faint, almost imperceptible hint of dark red flashed once again in the deepest recesses of Leah's eyes.

But soon she smiled gently, her voice soft and sweet:

"I knew it! Vera wouldn't do that!"

"Vera is the best! How could she lie to Leah!"

She looked up, her platinum-gray eyes clear and full of trust and affection.

"Vera must be tired after a busy night, go and get some rest! Leah will come to visit you later!"

The crisis seems to have passed.

The sun was still shining brightly, and the birds were still singing sweetly.

But the atmosphere had completely changed.

Vera stood there, head down, her body still trembling slightly.

Lyana's trusting smile and affectionate gestures, instead of putting her at ease, felt like a dull knife, repeatedly cutting into her heart.

Did she not... lie to Leah?

Was her denial just now true?

Was everything that happened between her and Lynn—the hugs, kisses, heart-fluttering moments, and vows—all fake?

But if she admitted it… how could she face Leah's clear, trusting eyes? How could she face her own past warnings? How could she face this relationship built on… a kind of betrayal?

The sweetness has long since vanished, leaving only bitterness, self-doubt, and a heavy sense of guilt.

She felt her eyes burning and her nose stinging.

She hates herself like this.

I hate it.

"I..." She opened her mouth, wanting to say something to Lynn, but found her throat choked and she couldn't say a word.

In the end, Vera didn't even dare to look at Lynn again.

Vera turned around, almost staggering and running away, trying to hurry towards her treehouse.

But at that moment, a warm and large hand pulled her back.

Is it Lynn?

Vera looked at him with some surprise—wasn't he afraid that Leah would misunderstand?

"Lia, there's something I need to tell you. Actually, your sister Vera is now your brother's girlfriend."

"Why? Is Leah not good enough?" Upon hearing Lynn's words, Leah's previous imposing manner vanished instantly, her eyes reddening slightly. She walked up to Lynn, tugged at his sleeve, and asked incredulously.

Seeing Leah's expression, Lynn felt a pang of sympathy, but he gritted his teeth and explained, "Leah, you've always done a great job. This isn't Vera's fault, nor is it yours."

"The fault lies with me."

"At that time, I was in danger because of my excessive foresight. She saved me by disregarding her disgust for me and by using her own innocence."

Lynn then embellished the story.

Finally, I added one more sentence.

"As you know, elves value purity very much, so she can only be my girlfriend."

"Can you forgive your brother and Vera?"

"Lia, I know I've wronged you, but I need to be responsible for her. You will always be the most important person in my heart, my beloved wife."

Lynn embraced Leah, his voice firm yet gentle.

"I...I...I just don't want too many people to take away my brother's love for me. You haven't been with me for days, and I don't want to be separated from you all the time." Leah's eyes were red as she sobbed, hugging Lynn tightly, her words filled with grievance.

Vera stood beside Leah, listening to her words, and felt the same way—who would want their love, which could belong only to them, to be taken away by someone else?

but.

Vera really couldn't bear to part with Lynn.

Vera sniffled, and hugged Leah tightly, feeling extremely guilty: "Leah, I'm sorry."

"It's alright, you did it for your brother, I don't blame you." Leah's delicate nose twitched, and her eyes were red, making her look very pitiful.

See here.

Lynn breathed a sigh of relief.

Seriously, the chaotic situation is finally resolved.

There was almost a problem.

I'm just a wife, a girlfriend, and I almost got into trouble.

He couldn't imagine what he would do if he encountered Freya later.

Given his current situation, would Freya still accept him?

If I accept it, will that yandere woman kill all the other women?

Just thinking about it gives me a headache.

Because it was such a spectacular performance, the passing elves all started to stare at it with admiration.

Lynn was looking for an excuse to run away.

Just then, Elder Xihai rushed over.

When he saw Lynn, his eyes lit up, as if he wanted to talk to him about something.

However, seeing Lynn's current situation...

Elder Xihai hesitated for a moment, then began to pay his respects.

Lynn wasn't about to let this opportunity slip by, and asked Elder Xihai, "Elder Xihai, what brings you here?"